would it do strings the size of thin spagetti?
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I've been using it for awhile and found that it takes too much muscle to use on vegetables other than zucchini. It does string it to thin spaghetti but you constantly have to adjust the vegetable and crank it slowly.
35327
I couldn't get it to work properly. It wouldn't do strings for me, it would just come out as little pieces and the part that's suppose to hold your stuff in place didn't. I found that my carrots and things kept falling out. Over all I couldn't get it to work and ended up sending it back.
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no its more like regular spaghetti maybe a tiny bit thicker but you don't notice because its veggies and they are pretty soft
774914
It is "music wire" and should be fine on a piano for the higher notes that do not have wrapped strings. It should also be fine for multiple string notes as long as the wire diameter is correct.
602419
No, they are very small with a small hole in the center to fit the stretchy string.
545628
I have and old twelve string with strip tuning pegs that I replaced with these. I had to bore the holes slightly bigger, but they worked out nicely. I was slightly nervous the spacing would not work out but it was fine.
919396
Yes. I purchased 0.65 string at a big box store. Buy the best grade. It will last 3 times as long.
1392838
It depends on how wide the instrument is. If you measure it I can let you know.
473204
probably not , if you have a small viola. If violin and viola has the same size bridge.
777655
It can work if you slide it between the strings. However, you risk water dripping on your instrument if it's on edge.
673452
Yep! If you look in the "about this product" section, it shows the mm for each string.
1352991
You might need to lower the strings. If too high, one or some might not be exact when holding down all.
147703
you can get pretty much any string, and tension guidelines are on the racket. more tension will give you more control and less power, less tension will give you more power and less control (because the strings act as a trampoline). i dont know too much about strings, but the answers probably only a google search away.
2143674
Yes, the tuning peg winder works on all size tuners, the peg remover however would not work for removing classical strings
1007215
Maybe, if you do lengthen the string, you will have to re adjust the spring tension, but you are limited to how much. Like Bryan said add a longer leader. That is all I have.
2180944
I'm pretty sure you'd just put regular strings on it, although with the variety of 3/4 size guitars out there, they may make strings specific.
2280359
The "C" string is the thicker of the two. Now go and play some tunes. Good luck
741558
Yes, but it requires soldering. Every two inches, there is a white "cut line" where you can safely cut the string without breaking the series-parallel circuit and solder a new set of wires to the provided 3/32" copper pads.
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Hi James,I'm not sure they're designed to gut fine wire up to 1.5mm in diameter. For fine electrical work. If guitar strings are hard they mat put a gap in the cutting edge of the tool.Paul